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01 Jan 2018, 11:28 am

How are you too doing?(music playing in the background)


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01 Jan 2018, 11:39 am

Well thank you (selecting music to play).



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01 Jan 2018, 11:41 am

Your welcome EzraS


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02 Jan 2018, 7:08 am

Good afternoon all.

Feeling horrible today.
Had a severe attack of vertigo last night.
Seems to have subsided to dizziness.
Felt so sick with it too.
I wonder where it came from?
It was quite scary as I thought I was stuck like that for a while.



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02 Jan 2018, 8:59 am

Temeraire wrote:
Good afternoon all.

Feeling horrible today.
Had a severe attack of vertigo last night.
Seems to have subsided to dizziness.
Felt so sick with it too.
I wonder where it came from?
It was quite scary as I thought I was stuck like that for a while.


Sorry to hear that you were not feeling as, to where that sense of vertigo came from? That really is a mystery in itself.


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02 Jan 2018, 9:17 am

kazanscube wrote:
Temeraire wrote:
Good afternoon all.

Feeling horrible today.
Had a severe attack of vertigo last night.
Seems to have subsided to dizziness.
Felt so sick with it too.
I wonder where it came from?
It was quite scary as I thought I was stuck like that for a while.


Sorry to hear that you were not feeling as, to where that sense of vertigo came from? That really is a mystery in itself.


Thanks Mr Kazanscube.
I think I will go back to bed as lots of sleep seems to be helping.
Perhaps my body needs to repair something.



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02 Jan 2018, 3:29 pm

Temeraire wrote:
Good afternoon all.

Feeling horrible today.
Had a severe attack of vertigo last night.
Seems to have subsided to dizziness.
Felt so sick with it too.
I wonder where it came from?
It was quite scary as I thought I was stuck like that for a while.


most often it's a brief virus infection in the inner ear that resolves in about a week. if it doesn't resolve, time to see a doc. there is also a temporary med for the symptoms if they're disabling.



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02 Jan 2018, 3:45 pm

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Temeraire wrote:
Good afternoon all.

Feeling horrible today.
Had a severe attack of vertigo last night.
Seems to have subsided to dizziness.
Felt so sick with it too.
I wonder where it came from?
It was quite scary as I thought I was stuck like that for a while.


most often it's a brief virus infection in the inner ear that resolves in about a week. if it doesn't resolve, time to see a doc. there is also a temporary med for the symptoms if they're disabling.


Hi Cathylynn,

It is improving today and I have been resting a lot.
Not eaten anything since yesterday, I think I will try some soup.
I am hoping it is not related to a recent heart issue.



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02 Jan 2018, 4:42 pm

Temeraire wrote:
cathylynn wrote:
Temeraire wrote:
Good afternoon all.

Feeling horrible today.
Had a severe attack of vertigo last night.
Seems to have subsided to dizziness.
Felt so sick with it too.
I wonder where it came from?
It was quite scary as I thought I was stuck like that for a while.


most often it's a brief virus infection in the inner ear that resolves in about a week. if it doesn't resolve, time to see a doc. there is also a temporary med for the symptoms if they're disabling.


Hi Cathylynn,

It is improving today and I have been resting a lot.
Not eaten anything since yesterday, I think I will try some soup.
I am hoping it is not related to a recent heart issue.


light-headedness might be heart-related, but vertigo, probably not. not moving your head quickly can help prevent symptoms until you mend.



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03 Jan 2018, 6:46 am

cathylynn wrote:
Temeraire wrote:
cathylynn wrote:
Temeraire wrote:
Good afternoon all.

Feeling horrible today.
Had a severe attack of vertigo last night.
Seems to have subsided to dizziness.
Felt so sick with it too.
I wonder where it came from?
It was quite scary as I thought I was stuck like that for a while.


most often it's a brief virus infection in the inner ear that resolves in about a week. if it doesn't resolve, time to see a doc. there is also a temporary med for the symptoms if they're disabling.


Hi Cathylynn,

It is improving today and I have been resting a lot.
Not eaten anything since yesterday, I think I will try some soup.
I am hoping it is not related to a recent heart issue.


light-headedness might be heart-related, but vertigo, probably not. not moving your head quickly can help prevent symptoms until you mend.


Thank you for your help Cathylynn.
I can deal with pain, fatigue and all sorts of other health problems but this is one of the worst I have had yet.
It is up there along with food poisoning and other nasty illnesses.
Just when I thought things probably couldn't get any worse.
Oh well onward and upward - the dog won't walk herself.



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03 Jan 2018, 6:35 pm

Just passing through so as not to disturb anyone


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04 Jan 2018, 11:28 am

Story of my life.

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04 Jan 2018, 11:33 am

You could always take a third option and go in a zig-zag. That's what I generally do.

Boo's having a nap on top of a bunch of book bins on a shelf downstairs.


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04 Jan 2018, 1:54 pm

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That's a paradox if I've seen one


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04 Jan 2018, 8:51 pm

The protagonist of my sixth book, previously faced with two choices, has chosen a third option. I realized that she wasn't entirely the kind of person to either wait out the night nor keep going on the faint hope of finding a healer. She is the kind of person to go on a metaphysical journey to bring her companion back. A journey to the centre of the soul, as it were.


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05 Jan 2018, 5:11 am

Day 5 of my merry-go-round and I can now see some improvement since day 1.

I have to venture further today - not my ideal day.

At least the wind has died down.